Ahmed Al-Rikabi is a highly skilled Senior Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist with over four years of clinical experience across the Auckland region. He specialises in sports physiotherapy and has a particular passion for working with patients experiencing complex and chronic pain.
Ahmed adopts a movement optimism approach—focusing on empowering patients through positive, evidence-based movement strategies that promote long-term recovery and resilience. His treatment philosophy is centred on restoring confidence in movement and improving overall function, rather than simply managing symptoms.
Known for his patient-centred care and clinical expertise, Ahmed is dedicated to helping individuals return to the activities they love. View details »
Umang graduated from Auckland University of Technology in 2025. During his clinical year in Tauranga, he gained experience across acute, neurological, and musculoskeletal settings, developing a strong interest in sports and musculoskeletal physiotherapy. Umang brings experience as a sideline medic, having worked with both rugby and cricket teams.
Throughout his life, Umang played a range of sports, including cricket at an age-representative level, and also enjoyed hockey and football. Like many athletes, he experienced his fair share of injuries and spent plenty of time receiving physiotherapy. Seeing how important physiotherapy was in helping him return to the sport he loved inspired Umang to pursue physiotherapy, and in doing that, work towards supporting others in the same way.
I enjoy working closely with people through their rehabilitation journey and finding the best approach for their individual needs and goals. I aim to create a fun and friendly environment while working collaboratively with people through their recovery. My approach often includes exercise-based rehabilitation, combined with hands-on treatment and practical strategies to help people return to the things they love most.
Outside of work, I enjoy going to the gym, playing cricket and golf, watching sport, and spending time with friends and family. On weekends you’ll usually find me doing something active; whether that’s at a sports park, exploring around New Zealand, or catching up with friends. View details »
I graduated from AUT in 2014 and have an interest in manual therapy techniques and implementing them in my clinical practice to gain positive results with my clients.
I enjoy working with people and helping them along their rehabilitation journey View details »